I had one for years. Bring in when weather is getting cooler. Trim back a bit. Keep in sunlight if possible and water. Keep trimming back all winter. When wether turns warm, replace dirt with fertilizer. Water and you are set to go. Annie
To add to the above suggestions, remove any damaged leaves and check for any bugs (pests). If you have any, treat this BEFORE you bring in the plant before the first frost.
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Hello, here is a site that will tell you about it.
http://www.costafarms.com/blog/mandevilla-care-in-winter
https://www.nybg.org/blogs/plant-talk/2011/10/tip-of-the-week/how-to-over-winter-a-mandevilla-vine/
I had one for years. Bring in when weather is getting cooler. Trim back a bit. Keep in sunlight if possible and water. Keep trimming back all winter. When wether turns warm, replace dirt with fertilizer. Water and you are set to go. Annie
To add to the above suggestions, remove any damaged leaves and check for any bugs (pests). If you have any, treat this BEFORE you bring in the plant before the first frost.